Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal | Vol 15 | Iss 1

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Volume 15 (1999), Issue 1 (1999)

Articles

Proposed Model Rules Governing the Admissibility of Computer-Generated Evidence
James E. Carbine and Lynn McLain

Bits, Bytes, and the Right to Know: How the Electronic Freedom of Information Act Holds the Key to Public Access to a Wealth of Useful Government Databases
Martin E. Halstuk

Portents of the Year 2000 Computer Problem
Jack E. Brown

Control of Inventions in a Networked World
Howard C. Anawalt

An Essay on Women and Intellectual Property Law: The Challenges Faced by Female Attorneys Pursuing Careers in Intellectual Property
Kara Hagen

Comments

Smart Companies, Foolish Choices - Product Designs That Harm Competitors
Rachel V. Leiterman

Bowie Bonds Sold for Far More Than a Song: The Securitization of Intellectual Property as a Super-Charged Vehicle for High Technology Financing
Jennifer Sylva

Editors

Editor-in-Chief: Kara Hagen
Managing Editor: Wendy Milanese
Research Editor: John E. Henkhaus